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WorksheetsFall Semester Exam ACS 2025
Total questions: 83
Worksheet time: 42mins
What is authority?
The ability to ignore rules
The power to make decisions, enforce rules, and maintain order
A person who always agrees with you
The right to punish without reason
Which of the following is an example of authority?
A sibling
A classmate
A police officer
A neighbor
Why is it important to respect authority?
It helps maintain order and builds trust
It means you never disagree
It makes you popular
It prevents you from ever making mistakes
What is one challenge students may face with authority figures?
Always being treated fairly
Feeling misunderstood or unfairly treated
Having no rules to follow
Never needing independence
Which is a strategy for respectful interaction with authority figures?
Yelling until you are heard
Ignoring their questions
Listening actively before responding
Talking over them
In the role-play about disagreeing with a teacher, what did the student do first?
Argued about the grade in class
Politely asked for a meeting
Complained to classmates
Wrote an anonymous note
Why is staying calm when interacting with a police officer important?
It makes you seem guilty
It helps prevent misunderstandings and keeps the situation safe
It guarantees no consequences
It makes the officer ignore you
When addressing a coach about more playing time, a student should:
Be respectful and communicate their interest clearly.
Demand more playing time aggressively.
Complain to teammates about the coach.
Ignore the coach and play as they wish.
What is one benefit of respecting authority?
Avoiding all rules
Gaining unfair advantages
Preparing for real-world interactions
Never making mistakes again
Which of the following is a respectful way to express disagreement?
Stay silent and ignore the problem
Interrupt and argue
Express your opinion calmly and politely
Refuse to listen
What does active listening mean?
Hearing without paying attention
Fully concentrating, understanding, responding, and remembering what is said
Interrupting the speaker to share your thoughts
Taking notes without looking at the speaker
Which of the following is a key element of active listening?
Playing on your phone while someone talks
Avoiding eye contact
Nodding or responding appropriately
Daydreaming during the conversation
Why is listening important in school?
It helps students become popular
It helps with understanding lessons and improving grades
It prevents students from asking questions
It makes homework unnecessary
Why is listening important in life outside of school?
It helps you avoid responsibilities
It makes conversations shorter
It strengthens communication and builds trust
It guarantees winning arguments
Which of the following is a common barrier to listening?
Taking notes
Making eye contact
What should you do before listening to prepare yourself?
Summarize the message
Clear your mind and put away distractions
Interrupt to ask questions
Repeat everything the speaker says
Which of these is a recommended strategy during listening?
Think about unrelated things
Make eye contact and ask clarifying questions
Plan what you’ll say next instead of listening
Judge the speaker before they finish
What is one thing you can do after listening?
Summarize what you heard and reflect on the message
Forget about the conversation
Immediately start talking about something else
Avoid thinking about what was said
What is one tip to overcome listening barriers?
Recognize and remove distractions when possible
Avoid asking questions
Multitask while listening
Only focus if the topic is interesting
Which of the following shows good active listening in class?
Taking notes, nodding, and asking clarifying questions
Whispering to friends while the teacher talks
Looking at your phone during a lecture
Interrupting to tell a personal story
What is a benefit of a daily planner
It guarantees perfect grades
It helps reduce stress and improve balance
It eliminates the need for homework
It allows unlimited free time
Which of the following is a common challenge to good time management?
Planning ahead How can time management
Procrastination
Using a calendar
Asking for help
Which activity is an example of poor time management during study time?
Reviewing notes
Using social media
Completing assignments
Taking short breaks
What strategy is recommended for improving time management?
Avoiding goals
Setting SMART goals
Doing everything at once
Ignoring deadlines
What can poor planning lead to?
Better grades
More free time
Difficulty balancing school and personal life
Improved focus
What is one way to develop a growth mindset?
Avoid reflecting on challenges
Practice regular reflection
Ignore mistakes
Believe abilities are fixed
What does the presentation encourage you to do after facing a challenge?
Ignore it
Reflect on your mindset
Blame others
Avoid future challenges
What should you do to strengthen your growth mindset?
Stop trying
Practice reflection and persistence
What does PBA stand for?
Personal Bank Account
Public Bank Account
Private Banking Association
Personal Balance Agreement
The Personal Bank Account is a metaphor for:
Financial savings
Self-esteem and personal integrity
School grades
Physical health
What is a “deposit” in your Personal Bank Account?
Spending money
Positive actions like honesty and kindness
Negative behaviors
Ignoring responsibilities
Which of the following is an example of a deposit?
Lying to a friend
Keeping a promise
Gossiping
Blaming others
Which of the following is an example of a withdrawal?
Helping someone in need
Apologizing sincerely
Breaking a promise
Practicing self-care
Why is it important to maintain a balance of more deposits than withdrawals?
To earn more money
To grow emotionally and improve relationships
To avoid homework
To become popular
Which action is NOT a deposit?
Being honest
Showing kindness
Neglecting personal health
Keeping promises
What is the impact of withdrawals on emotional well-being?
They build confidence
They create guilt and loss of trust
They improve self-esteem
They encourage kindness
Setting personal goals helps teens:
Make positive deposits
Avoid responsibility
Spend more money
Ignore their feelings
What is the main purpose of the Personal Bank Account metaphor?
To teach financial literacy
To help teens understand self-esteem and integrity
To encourage spending
To promote competition
What is an optional homework assignment from the presentation?
Track your PBA for one week
Write a story about money
Interview a banker
Make a budget
What is the key takeaway from the Personal Bank Account lesson?
Negative behaviors build confidence
Consistent positive actions strengthen self-worth
Withdrawals are more important than deposits
Money is the most important thing
What is a personal mission statement?
A summary of daily tasks
A clear declaration of an individual's core values, purpose, and goals
A description of long-term career goals
A list of hobbies and interests
What is the primary purpose of a personal mission statement?
To clarify one's purpose and guide decisions and actions
To outline a specific job description
To impress employers
Which of the following is NOT typically included in a personal mission statement?
Specific daily tasks
Long-term career goals
Personal purpose
Core values
What is an essential characteristic of an effective personal mission statement?
It should be focused solely on financial success
It should be specific, actionable, and inspiring
It should be vague and open to interpretation
It should be long and detailed
Which question helps in creating a personal mission statement?
What are my current hobbies?
What tasks do I need to complete today?
What do I want to achieve in the next five years?
What is my favorite color?
How often should you review and update your personal mission statement?
Only when starting a new job
As needed, especially when significant changes occur in your life
Every month
What role do core values play in a personal mission statement?
They help define the individual's principles and guide their actions
They should be omitted for brevity
They are only relevant to professional mission statements
They are secondary to financial goals
Which of the following is a benefit of having a personal mission statement?
It eliminates the need for personal growth
It replaces the need for setting specific goals
It guarantees financial success
It helps in making consistent decisions aligned with one's values and goals
What is a common mistake when writing a personal mission statement?
Using complex language
Being too specific and detailed
Including personal interests
Being too general and non-specific
A personal mission statement should ideally be:
Written in complex language
Long and detailed
Based solely on professional achievements
Brief and focused
How can a personal mission statement impact personal decision-making?
It limits decision-making to financial considerations only
It has no impact on decision-making
It provides a framework for making decisions aligned with one’s values and goals
It is only useful for career-related decisions
What is a key component to consider when crafting a personal mission statement?
Whether it includes a list of professional accomplishments
How well it reflects your unique purpose and goals
Whether it is written in a corporate style
How many pages it is
Which statement best represents the essence of a personal mission statement?
I plan to work hard and earn a lot of money.
I hope to achieve a work-life balance.
I want to be successful in my career.
I aim to live a life of integrity, contribute to my community, and continuously improve my skills.
What role does self-reflection play in developing a personal mission statement?
It complicates the process
It is only useful for creating financial goals
It is not necessary for creating a mission statement
None of the above
How should a personal mission statement address long-term aspirations?
It should ignore them and focus only on short term goals
It should reflect them in a way that aligns with personal values and purpose
It should be vague about long-term aspirations
It should focus solely on career objectives
Which of the following is an example of a personal mission statement?
I will work towards a better work-life balance.
I strive to empower others through education, live with integrity, and continuously seek personal and professional growth.
I want to be happy.
I will earn a promotion this year.
What is an appropriate length for a personal mission statement?
A detailed report
A paragraph or two
Several pages long
One to two sentences
Why is it important for a personal mission statement to be personal and unique?
It needs to cater to industry standards
It ensures that it truly reflects your individual values, goals, and aspirations
It must align with what others expect of you
It should match common templates
How does a personal mission statement differ from a vision statement?
A personal mission statement is about daily tasks, while a vision statement is about core values
A personal mission statement is focused on the “why” behind actions, while a vision statement is about the “what” or future goals
A personal mission statement is a detailed plan, while a vision statement is a summary
There is no difference; they are the same
What are watch-outs?
Things to ignore
Opportunities to be seized
Dangerous roadblocks to achieving your goals
Benefits to be enjoyed
What does habit #2 mean by beginning with the end in mind?
Identifying your ultimate goals and values and aligning your actions with them
Finishing what you start and not giving up on your dreams
Planning out every detail of your life in advance
Imagining the best possible outcome for every situation
Which are examples of beginning with the end in mind?
Not giving up when facing challenges
Drawing blueprints before building something
Following a recipe
All of above
According to the metaphor the author uses in the book, you are looking to whom in the distance to help you begin with the end in mind?
A mentor
You
A friend
A stranger
Which example BEST fits the author's description of a personal mission statement in the book?
To travel the world and have fun
To graduate from college with honors and get a good job
To be a kind and compassionate person who makes a positive difference in the world
To be a successful lawyer and make a lot of money
How can writing a mission statement help someone in their startup journey?
It will open their eyes to what's important and help them make decisions
It will make them rich
It will make them successful
It will make them famous
Hannah, Maya, and Oliver are discussing the importance of a personal mission statement. According to them, what does a personal mission statement provide?
A plan and a reason for doing things
A guarantee of success
A stable and unchanging life
A way to overcome challenges
69. A personal mission statement is like a tree with deep roots because:
it provides stability and strength during challenges.
it grows quickly without effort.
it needs constant change to survive.
it is easily uprooted by small problems.
David is planning to build a treehouse. What is the first step in beginning with the end in mind?
Creating an outline of the treehouse design
Drawing up a blueprint for the treehouse
Reading a manual on treehouse construction
Visualizing the completed treehouse and its features
Maya is setting goals for her new business. What is the best way for her to begin with the end in mind?
Following someone else's business plan
Living in the present
Predicting future business trends
Writing a business mission statement
Which are real-world examples of people who have lived by habit #2 and achieved great things in their lives?
Martin Luther King Jr., who had a dream of racial equality and justice that guided the Civil Rights Movement
President Kennedy, who envisioned landing a man on the moon seven years before it happened.
Steve Job, the creator of Apple Computers who envisioned the user experience and designed products to achieve that experience.
All of the above
What is the main focus of Habit 2 in "7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens" by Sean Covey?
Improving communication skills
Managing time effectively
Building relationships
Developing personal vision
Which term best describes the process of envisioning the outcomes you want in your future, as discussed in Habit 2?
Proactivity
Begin with the End in Mind
Paradigm Shift
Synergy
What basic concept does Habit 2 encourage teens to develop?
Personal mission statement
Effective communication
Conflict resolution
Time management
In the context of Habit 2, what is the purpose of creating a personal mission statement?
To dictate daily activities
To influence friends
To improve grades
To set long-term goals
How does Habit 2, "Begin with the End in Mind," help teens in decision-making processes?
By considering the consequences of actions
By following peer pressure
What skill does Habit 2 primarily enhance in teens according to Sean Covey?
Artistic ability
Athletic performance
Visionary thinking
Negotiation
How can teens apply the concept of "Begin with the End in Mind" to their academic work?
By focusing only on favorite subjects
By avoiding challenging subjects
By copying others' homework
By setting specific academic goals
What is an example of applying Habit 2 in a real-life scenario for a teen?
Selecting a movie to watch based on friends' recommendations
Choosing a college major based on personal interests and career goals
Picking a sport to play based on what is popular
Deciding what to wear based on weather conditions
In the movie “Unstoppable”, what high school was Anthony from?
Hamilton
Tempe
Mesa
Cesar Chavez
In the Movie “Unstoppable”, what was Anthony’s dream school?
ASU
Drexel
Iowa
Oklahoma State
In the movie “Unstoppable”, where did Anthony work?
Circle K
Airport
McDonalds
Bank of America
In the movie “Unstoppable”, which habit is best explained?
Habit 1
Habit 2
What is the title of book this class is using?
7 Habits of Highly Effective People
7 Habits of Highly Effective Students
7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens
7 Habits of Highly Effective Teachers
